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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
FIGURES NEVER LIEI
Has This Been an Of Year in
Stock Shipment Over the
Northern Pacific?
Judge Phillips, of Kansas City,
Credited with Having been Ap.
pointed Sparks Successor.
LIVE STOCK MOVEMENT.

LIVE STOCK MOVEMENT.
Unexpected Numbers Of Cattle and sheep
Taken Ia Market by the N. T..
The widely circulated reports Of the
loss Of cattle Ia Montana last winter
were such as to convey the idea that
there would he N heavy falling off in
the live stock traffic this fall. The
CONCLUSION, however, is not warranted
by the facts rs the figures will show.
The Northern Pacific has hauled ca I
rom Montana and western Dakota
this season ~ $50 head OF beef cattle
against S0,930 in 1885, decrease OF
only $500 head. Last year $50 bead
Of cattle were shipped east from
Washington Territory, but on account
Of the coast demand being greater this
year more were shipped, so that the
shortage from Montana and western
Dakota is only 6,22O head. The
number OF sheep brought to
market this year by the North
ern Pacific Road was 99,633 head,
against llO525 head last year, a de-
crease OF 1885. These figures snow
decrease in the stock movement Of
only ten per cent, whereas conserva
tive judges had estimated ut least fifty
per cent, as whole focks Of sheep
were literally wiped out last winter,
In spite Of the losses OF last winter
and the decline In the market stock
men are now planning to repleuish
their ranges, aud next year will See
large numbers Of cattle driven int,
Montana and Western Dakota. The
officers Of the Northern Pacific road
are very much pleased with the show
ing 10 the stock movement, ss tb.
company IL interested as deeply as any
other one concern IN the success o
the live stock industry in tbs north
west.-pioneer Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
The Value Of Pure CoiYee.

Mr.. w. j. Hammond, engineer and
general manager of the Western Sac
Paulo railway company, Brazil, bears
pleasant witness to the virtues Of coffee
and strongly denounces the Use Of adul-
terants. Many people will be able to in
dorse his high opinion Of the value Of
''strong, pure, black coffee as a stimu-
liant when the body is run down through
physical labor" but his assertion that,
beyond this stimulating power, coffee has
great disinfecting properties and is used
by many who have to travel through
miasmatic districts as preventive against
fevers will be new TO many.
He states that the Rev. Father Kene-
lam Vaughan, who but few years back
made a journey by land from Panama
down to the River Plate, passing in and
among and over the Andes during Q
space Of three years, used coffee alone q
stimulant. although he had once to run
the gauntlet through long, rock bound
valley in Colombia in which the water
remained stagnant year after year, and
the narrowness Of the gorge prevented
sufficient sunlight and heat from entering
to dispel the vapors. When asked what
he took in this horrible place, called by
the natives by the significant name Of
Valley Of Death, he replied: why, cof-
fee, Of coursel" The same gentleman
also reports that since the natives in the
pestilential districts near Guayaquil, in
Ecuador, have substituted coffse for their
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
Origin of the @. a. n.

Its originator was DR.. Benjamin +.
Stephenson, a physician Of Springfield,
Ills, who lnd served as surgeon in the
Fourteenth Illinois infantry during the
war. He first suggested the idea in Feb
ruary. 1866. Published accounts state
that Decatur, nls., was the birthplace Of
the order. but the only living comrade of
the four who were present at the first
muster and mutually took the obligation,
according TO the ritual DIR. Stevenson had
prepared, says that it was founded at
Springfield.
The first formal organization Of q POD
occurred, however. beyond question, q
April 9, 1866, at the village Of Decatur,
which contained only forty-three Union
soldiers.
Among the originators Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic were bfcssrs. CO..
trim and Pryor. proprietors Of The Dsos-
tur Tribune. and their compositors, vho
printed the first ritual Of the Grand Army,
as written by DIR. Stephenson .
Soon after Post No. . was fomeu =
Springfield. and others were quickly IN
stituted throughout Illinois, Wscunnins
Indiana, Ohio, Iowa end Missouri.
On July ~. 1854. the ast departmenl
epcambment wss hsld q Springfield, M
John n. Palmer wss eaectsd departm0l
cummsndsr. .-Nsw York Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
Women and Mont Blanc.

Sixty-one women in all have male the
ascent of Mont Blanc. "The fact is tes-
titled. says q correspondent of Galig nani,
"by the antique register religiously kept
at the Office of the guides at Chamon6,
as everybody may see for himself. The
book is a more faithful record than one
might expect. Just as on some i'll fated
precipice on the Alps q wooden cross
marks the spot where too adventurous
climber has met his death, SO here .
lugubrious cross is set against the name
of every victim who has failed to reach
his journeys end, and the oft recurring
formula, 'Requiescat in pace, may per-
haps account for the reluctance with
which the book is shown TO intending ex-
cursionists.
"The first female ascent of the giant Of
the Alps was made by two French women.
one of aristocratic and the other of pie
beian birth. Their example was quickly
followed in after seasons, and in the end
the record stands as follows: English
women, 80; French women, Is; Russian
women, 4; American women. 8; Swiss
women, Q. and Prussian, Danish, Hun
garian, Italian and Austrian, I each.
Eleven OF these ladies accompanied their
husbands. The mania for making ascents,
through evil and good report, has this
year been rather conspicuous, the excur-
sions to the summit having numbered
thirty-nine as against an average of
eleven. The French on this occasion
have taken the lead, followed not very
closely by Englishmen and English
women, and still further off by Ameri-
cans and Germans. Most Of the French
who have ventured forth 10 the summit
are members Of the Alpine club. while
those If other nationalities depend for ths
most part upon their own resources or the
counsel of guides. Pail Mall Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26

hands Of Crow Indian. lido. there
fore. give and bequeah, beg, borrow or
steal, ~ follows, to wit:
NY personal and landed estates,
cows, horses, pigs, chickens. cst- and
dogs. / hereby give TO the man who
is worse scared than I III there is one
he has certaialy died before thisl. My
debts and taxes give to the paymas-
ter of this division b. held IN trust for
the Northern Pacific railroad, its
heirs, executors aud s--Ignees, TO be
thrirs forever. bope they will be
treasured by the company, not merely
for their intrinsic valu-, but also that
thet may serve to remind the grateful
bondholders that one more faithful
uns.lfiish employe died at his post with
hand on the throttle, for the measely
consideration of $50 per month and
commission on express.
My nickIe-plated lantern, the pride
Of my life, my only 10y outside Of my
immediate family, / do give and be
queath to my old friend aud fellow
work, J. H. Williams th- pam er.
and may G"d have mercy on his soul.
IL has always benny intention TO have
this lantern buried with me, but as the
Cows use hut blamed little ceremony
ia burying their victims, and Ms my
bone- are more likely to be gnawed
by cayotes, than to rest with my
fathers. | hope my survivors will re-
spect this, my last request. and sc that
il il carried out lin case 1 am Ca ried
out.
II was my fervent desire to leave
some small token to my old friend.
Pathma,ter Hogaa, but I heard he is
about to com nit suicide, so he could
not long appreciate 1t. Heaven help
him. May all his troubles be lAtle
ones. and not too many Of them t.
contend with.
My peace Is made, and commend
my soul to Its maker. When heal
the first shrill warhnop, 1t will be tn.
signal for me TO come boldly forth and
plunge into an empty -four barrel,
which I have conveniently placed un'
der the platform, aud die ~ brav,
man should. with bis rear turned +,
tue foe.
Witne" my hand and seal. H.,
jsc-t j. r.. p. Quien Sabe. Gloria IN
Excelsis.
A-sisnees will please
open this package on ,-
the eud, cutting the
twine 20 as TO preserve
all the seals. ~'
Tie and sea
over knot her.
Agent, are instructed not to coun
the contents.
The company reserves the right 4
term nate the service Of any employ
at pleasure.
-Bozeman Courier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT.
JS,I PARK CITY, NJ. T. |
sea- Nov. 8, 1887. !

/, Paul Van Cleve, being at this
present writing, sound in mind, limb
aud glzzard, but momentarily (espec'
tally nights) fearing an onslauRhter
from the deadly and licen,ious Crow,
and well knowing how weak aud un-
able i am to cope with the same, be.
ing entirely unprotected, having no
weapons more dangerous or formida.
BILE than gold pen (which don't be.
long to mel and q Dixon lead pencil
(tbe property Of the N. P. r. RI and
whereas, the pen may be "mightIer
than the sword" nj 10 not TO be som.
pared 10 q Winchester rife In the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26

over Knot here.
Agents are instructed not to coun,
the contents.
The company reserves the right to
term nate the service Of any empioye
at pleasure.
-Bozeman Courier.l
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26
SOCIETIES.

A. u. H.-Disision No l meets hrst aLd second
SUNDAYS OF each month.
x. Of H.-Meets hrst and third Wednesdays al
s:30p. m, At Odd Fellows Hall.
AT. "A. M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 70, hr,'
and tsird Wednesdays.
X. A. M.-Sellowstone Chapter. Ne. >, second
and fourth Saturdays.
x. T.-Damascus 0ommandery. second and
fourth Thursdays.
4. a. v. f.-Custer Lodge, No. Is, every
Monday - their hall.
l. 90. F-sentinal Eneampment, No. 6, brsi
and third Friday.
X. OF P.-crusader Lodge, No. Z. Thursday
evenings at oda Fellows Hal.
c. X. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday n
X, Of L.-First and third Fridays.
@. R-U. 8. Grant Post, No. IA, hrst and
1. o. G. T--star Of the West, No. "a. svery
Tbs rsday evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-26

The undersigned hereby announces his removal
from the old stand to of the new and con,odtous
brich stores in the Graham Block on the south side OF
Main Streetbetween 9th and ,whereWith enlarged
facilities for handling his trade he wiu be glad to re-
ceiue all old customers and many new ones.
w. d. SKINNER.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10

FL PAso, Texas, August 9.-The
municipal election passed OIL today
without any disturbance though II
humber of fraudulent votes were
cast Il. G. Llghtbody was elected
over buchanan by 10 majority. lie
Is u republican, but politics were
laid aside and tho candidates ran
upon personal merit and popularity.
On Monday rs MeXicans were mats
uralized aud the Buchanan voters
claim four-hiths OF them voted for
Lightbody, thus electing him. The
aldermen elected are j. +, Hague,
Mike Dolen, X, Cspes, Sam Freun-
denihal, j. Johnson, y Blocker, Ben
Scuttcr and II. Detwiler constituting
u good city council Tor the next two
years.
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v,cn,nrI,nbIe surgery.

The science of surgery has made such
wonderful progress in modern times,
that tho most intricate aud delicate
op rations are now undertaken and
carried to n successful issue. There
are now several we'll authenticated
cases Of what Is known Is pnoumotO-
ny, TINT is TO say, the removal of dis
cased portions OF the lungs in cases
Of consumption. While, however,
this delicate operation has sometimes
been successfully performed, the ri.k
attending it are 20 great, and the
chances Of recovery 50 slight, That IT
il seldom rcsoItCd to- the safest
plan in consumptiye CASES is 10 u-c
Or. Iicrcc's Golden Medical Di7coY
cry. This win always cure the dis
ease in it, carrier stage, thorough lf
arrcstng the ravages Of the terrible
maiady, by removing It's cause and
healing the lurg-.
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Williamson ComniN.

AUSTIN, Tex, August 9.-News
was received here today OF another
assassination in Williamson county
lust across the Travis county line,
about eighteen miles from this place
a negro man, Geo. Washington, and
his wife were out walking on Sunday
and hau stopped in a grove to ex
anime the mouth of small cave
when the man was fired upon by some
one concealed near by. The bail pas
sed through his body and yesterday
he died. Bell Lee IS suspected and
officers are after him.
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SHORT STOPS,


Morris Cascar.nc is good tor
children.
Go and hear Hon A. j Strector at
the courthouse Tonight
zoe wmllkeu~, but the therm jmc
ter was biiIn'ycs,eriay.
The comprcs,c. are being put
IN readiness for the fall business.
There are raius aud rumors OF rains
nut dry weather rcigns about Waco.
The election excitement Is subsid
ing into calm aud profound pcnce
eminently rcstiui.
The rain is long DELAYED but II il
coming, ana bigger top crop viii bs
gathered this year than In 80
Tho Waco Cooperative As-ocia.
ton, knights of Lsbor. had mcnun.
last night at Justice Makci9's Office.
The members of the State \ lAncr
represent the bone ami siucw of the
country, ami no small amount OF its
| brains.
The AVN party tonight at -. Paul.
chuich grounds, will draw together
the youth aud cutc otthc CITY, They
always do.
Hon. \. j strectcr of Illinois lee
lures ut the court house Tonight To
the Farmers A'laucc, and visitors.
wor@ingmcn Hnd citizens generally
and cordially invited.
Look ont for mctcOrs tonight. The
earth Is plugging into the mctcoric
Dclt Just now alta big rate \ hril.
liant one shot across the heavens Inst
night from north to south.
The "Glcancrs" Will give AN open
AIR concert and lawn party nj the
Methodist Female coll, .c lawn Friday
evening Admission AT the gate 10
cents. u trcshmCnts served ut ,.ty
price,.
,Ie are no attrociouS crimes 10
On or pltiiul accidents to wiring
'hc Soul. sin grows faint in this hot
weather aud apucrl,o misdcmennur i.
the only height to which wee eau
raise Itself just now.
The executive hcadquartct, ara
lonely, sad and deserted Tho c,crk.
in the postollicc and express Office
now have time to gtt good breath.
and u blissiul sense OF rcposc chng-
To the street corners.
The county commissioners ur. per-
i,ctly safe IN moving IN the tree
bridge matter. he instructions OF
the poop. by u test vote WAS to mnha
u tree brig md Ill the responsible.
ity Is therefore ON the people
Iolouc @ W Bol,rcr OF Whmc,
and state lecturer oi the Aunu,c,
lccturcd last nightto y good crowd
s ut tho court house. The lecture, ior
, abiuty, wG- Hu cmincury ntcrcetr-
{ one, and rcplctc with Information or
4 the CAUSES AIMS and purposes 81
, labor organizations. 1t hbOunded iu
humorous illustrations and quaint
Way of putting o'd sentence, and II
l Mr. Bc.chcr were % -pcnk again be-
! would have much larger audience
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HALNEsruN, August 9--rhc third
annual convention OF the Texas State
bankers association mot at II
inns morning in the parlors of
Beach hall quite number, of
delegates were present. The session
was Orlcf and no business OF conso~
4uence was transacted beyond the
enrolment of members. President
\. Il. Sigh delivered his annual al.
dress aud the convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning. This
AFTERNOON the citizens committee took
charge of the delegates and gave them
al enjoyable excursion down the bay.
past the break water back of the out.
err bar aud returned. Many OF the
leading ci'n,ns took part in the
excursion.
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Last night Prof. Black prcaccd the
second of his series OF sermons on the
way to the Kingdom of God. The
theme was "liepcntaucc" The ser
mon, like all the professor has de.
llvcrcd, was Nh able and eloquent one
and WAS listened to by fair and very
attentive audience. Tonight he will
preach on the Third Step or the Good
Confession the Christians creed.
On Thurs Jay night by request of the
knights Templer, no will deliver -
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AUSTIN, Tex, August - The Farm
aud Ranch Publishing company OF
Dallas, capital stock 100000, filed "a
charter today.
The assessment rolls of Williamson
county show increase III value OF
S3l2.S6b-
The board 20 locate the rcformatory
was III town today and went from
here TO san Marcos.
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III SINES> BRIEFS.


JAcKsnoBo, August 3D.. &. Brown
assigned. today for the benefit of his
creditors, j. Waynes assignee. The
liabilities are above $4,000 aud the
assets not known, but supposed to
be about the same.
THE SAME ELSWIIERE.
Bowie, Tex August 9.--D.C Brown,
dealer in groceries and merchandise
Of Jacksboro and Bowie, was closed
by attachment today in favor of ClAf-
lin Il Co.. New York. The amount
OF tuc at'aehmcnt is SlG3sO
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Austin, Texas.

This Institution, under the direction Of the
Sisters OF the Boly Cross, is Justly renowned
ne being one of the most successful educA.
tioual establishments In the south
The curriculum embraces all that ia To-
gish education. book keeping, shurt-haud
and type writing being optional studies.
Special advantages are offered for tie study
" music andart
studies will be resumed on the hrst Monday
In Srptem VI
For catalogue address
SISTER aupputop
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1t is surprising how cheap teas are
at tbe grocery house Of Joe >, TnOmp-
son. corner Fourth and Franklin
streets. GunpoWder or japan, Mt %
cents; Japan Oolong 20 cents; Japan
Nibbs, at 25 cents very fine mixed,
tor iced tea, Is cents, The prices are
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DIVINITY FACULTY.

IN csrNNs,, Waddel b. d., ILL.,, d.. Professor OF
RSpn T. Wilson d d Professor fTheology
sGeH Iestamou. Greek.
History, '''''''o' ~ ''o'''S'"''''S'
,sstsss,.. are e.eyea- schools six courses FOR
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The best salvc in the word for cuts
bruises sores ulcers, salt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, cnapped hands. chill
blain-, corDs and Al Skin Eruptious,
and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
cd. Price % cents per hos. For sale
by Castles, MORRISON n Co.
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q
then very slightly andamsatished That shan
b. entirely cured. would not lake thousands
Of dollars for my Improvement
W IOHEsoE, Express Agent
Notlce tie trade marx u In red on mont !
wrapper. Beet guarantee TO the buyer,
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AISLE, 3, = l.3, and l0 cents That
have no equal in the city for the
money. Levine Bros.
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Diseases are insidious. \ head
nchc, slccplcssucss, NERVOUSNESS mark
their inception. Morr.,' Cn,cAriuc
wi remove the cause OF trouble. II
is infulHblo IN such cases
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Mrs Winslows Soothing syrup should a.
ways bouscd for children tcothng II Boo,hos
tho child softcus the gum>, allHYs all pains,
rutos wind COLT and ls ne best remedy 10.
diurrh ia,
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Fans FANS. We are overstock-
ed IN iaus and have marked them
down TO just one half price. Come
around and keep cool.
Levine Bros.
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are the le4iiug book and ,tationer
in Waco. They can supply al
wants in their line at lowest prices
10. 800 Audin Avenue
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WAsIuNGroN, august 9. For
Texas: Fair weather; winds generally
from the east to the south, Stationery
temperatures
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An

OF our straw hats must 20. 80 come
along and make your selections for
% cents, so cents or % cents.
Levine Bros.
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mIh.snnmrr Cenr.elnssnlI

For August the balance OF our
stock Of parasols are offered below
cost to close out. Sanger Bros.
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fire which was smol
could not have COM
bridge.
GETTINGl
CHICAGO, Augu(
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iuilion IA Academic school s., $50.
incidental fee. glu in advance,

''"1 Per wee, ,'s8 so TO 81; monthly I'm al g.
ythcr, including everything eAcept
r. washing which IS sl.25 per month.
tld .,n Nl,;'n To candidates for the ministry
v =" ~ soyterian ministers.
u No a. an excellent preparatory high school
ADJ. .''H' .IDr catalogue and Information
THE CHANCELLOR,
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Reductions in gents fancy shirts and
underwear ilr August, Hrc large
enough to show ON every garment
offered. See them aud ihc conviction
viii be fastened upon YOU that they
are bargains. sanger brothers.
Our special sale OF liuc qualities OF
black drc,, silks viii be continued
during this wo,R. Lgdies, it will pay
YOU to buy now, and get the benefit
of special prices.
sanger Brothers.
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JACTEESIN-E


Relieves Quickly, Cures Permanently.
irwin stop that coughing, tickling I'm throat.
dry hacking and Cstarrh dropping. 1t pre-
vents decline. night swcats, hectic fever and
death frntl consumption.
After the disease had baied the skill Of the
abest phytlcians, aud despair had taken away
all hopes of recovery. after spending hun
dreds Of dollars travelling throughout the
United states and Mexico without relief, Dr
Robinson has at last discovered a rene ~
which has work ed II miraculous cure upon him
This wonderful catarrh cCre eau now be OBJ
tained direct from the Doctor, who will In
slruct the patient how to use II at home.
To many who have been without hope o
recovery this remedy will prove star In their
night, "A bow Of promise that health and hap.
piness may yet be theirs Free treatment.
DR. H. ROBINSON,
ONCE ~ Austin street also ut W, a. William.
son 4 Cos Drug store, Waco
Agents wanted for all localities whore
tactctiue ~ not sold by druggists. Apply Tor
terms. The grentcst opportunity To profit
yourself and help the afflicted. Address all
letters OF Importance nR II. ROBINSON.
HON ~ Waco. Ten
Treatment for consumption or catarth Qn
advanced stages. Circular by mail free,
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T.. NICllOLSONS
TIE PEOPLES
MILLINERS.

Corner of Fifth and Franklin streets.
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,,. ,\D COLLEGES.

- BU~iNk-4 COLLEGE
Low rates are sin Of.
fertd To those q string
- "A spe, ial course in any
- -. one or all departments,
..t, ,re, ia september. with I'M
x,,Ht -choni N..,yrs lon every department.
aaed iail'9i .,hly trained aud experienced
Is,nducioi n' ,1snthip n speciality, Address
'.sscAers. ieu''" H. II. HILL,
wv nrna,i M unn- In rAa.